The real estate market in Gurgaon, particularly along the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), is witnessing unprecedented growth, set to cross the Rs 1 lakh crore mark in sales. Industry experts highlight the factors driving this surge and the future outlook of the region.
GurgaonSouthern Peripheral RoadReal EstateInfrastructureEconomic GrowthReal Estate NewsJun 18, 2025

The Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) is a strategic arterial road in Gurgaon that connects key areas of the city. It has become a preferred location for both residential and commercial projects due to its improved infrastructure and connectivity.
The real estate boom in the SPR area is driven by improved infrastructure, the presence of leading corporates and multinational companies, and a growing demand for residential and commercial spaces.
The future outlook for the real estate market in the SPR area remains positive, with the potential for even higher sales in the coming years. The ongoing development of supporting infrastructure and sustainable practices is expected to further enhance the appeal of the region.
The rapid growth of the real estate market in the SPR area poses challenges such as the need for sustainable development. Developers and authorities are working together to implement green building practices and promote sustainable urban planning.
The crossing of the Rs 1 lakh crore mark in real estate sales for the SPR area is a testament to the region's potential and the confidence of investors in its future growth. It highlights the significant economic and infrastructural development in the area.

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